Quickstart
Build your own AI Search Engine in just a few minutes. This quickstart will show you how to create Vector Stores that automatically understand and index any data format from PDFs, images to code.
Install the SDK
Install the SDK for your preferred language:
Get your API key
- Go to the API Keys page.
- Save your key to your
.env
file:
Build Your AI Search Engine
Let's create a Vector Store that automatically processes and understands your files, making them searchable with natural language queries.
1. Create a Vector Store
First, create a Vector Store, your AI-powered search index that will understand and organize your data.
2. Upload and Process Files
Upload your files to the Vector Store. Vector Stores automatically process any format: PDFs, images, documents - without requiring separate parsing tools.
3. Search Your Data
Now you can perform search through your files using natural language queries:
Inference Models
Beyond Vector Stores, you can also use our embedding and reranking models directly for custom applications.
Create Embeddings
Generate semantic vectors from text for similarity search, clustering, or custom retrieval systems:
Rerank Search Results
Improve search quality by reranking results based on semantic relevance:
Tools
Enhance your workflow with our powerful tools for easier integration and development.
CLI
Use our CLI to manage Vector Stores directly from your terminal:
MCP (Model Context Protocol)
Enable your LLM to search your Vector Stores directly with our hosted MCP server - no installation required!
Configure it with your AI assistant:
- Claude Desktop: See our Claude Desktop guide
- Claude Code: See our Claude Code guide
- Cursor: See our Cursor guide
Now your AI assistant can search your Vector Stores automatically during conversations.
Next Steps
- Vector Stores: Deep dive into Vector Store capabilities
- Inference: Learn about our embedding and reranking models
- CLI: Complete CLI documentation
- MCP: Set up Model Context Protocol integration
- API Reference: Complete API documentation
Last updated: July 30, 2025